Symbols
Keywords
Detachment: cutting the cord, letting go, shedding one's old life, attention deficit, playing it cool, hands off, not caring, insensitivity, dissociation, neglect, cold shoulder, apathy, cold blooded, emotionally unavailable, freeze response
Wounding: cancelling, abandonment, denial, rejection, disapproval, repression, canceling, throw away, avoidance, not my problem, self-denial, harmful
Mortality: quitting, sacrifice, discontinuity, ending, deadline, fragmentation, breaking the cycle, escape, reset
Wounding: cancelling, abandonment, denial, rejection, disapproval, repression, canceling, throw away, avoidance, not my problem, self-denial, harmful
Mortality: quitting, sacrifice, discontinuity, ending, deadline, fragmentation, breaking the cycle, escape, reset
Examples
Movie Clips & Videos:
Skinny Jeans Boyfriends Dating Pattern – Your Sister's Sister,
Fire Me, Cocoon of Self-Banishment – Up In The Air
The Challenge of Being Close, Detachment,
A Life of Grief – Living
The Tree of Life: Crafting an Existential Masterpiece,
The Theme of Eternal Recurrence in Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice,
Mythology of Sacrifice, Refusal of The Suitors - Joseph Campbell
Fire Me, Cocoon of Self-Banishment – Up In The Air
The Challenge of Being Close, Detachment,
A Life of Grief – Living
The Tree of Life: Crafting an Existential Masterpiece,
The Theme of Eternal Recurrence in Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice,
Mythology of Sacrifice, Refusal of The Suitors - Joseph Campbell
"The snake often means resurrection on account of the shedding of its skin. According to an African myth, there was no death on earth originally, death came by mistake. People could shed their skins every year and so they were always new, rejuvenated, until once an old woman, in a distracted condition and feeble-minded, put on and old skin again and then she died. That is the way in which death came into the world. It is again the idea that human beings were like snake originally, they did not die. The snake was always associated with death, but death out of which new life was born."
– C.G. Jung
Podcasts:
5th Vital Sign (Invisibilia),
Life and Death of a Melody – Loops (Radiolab),
Serial Ghosters (This American Life),
Just Sex: Hookup Culture (Hidden Brain),
Psychological Dismemberment,
Raven dream @ 57:18 (This Jungian Life)
5th Vital Sign (Invisibilia),
Life and Death of a Melody – Loops (Radiolab),
Serial Ghosters (This American Life),
Just Sex: Hookup Culture (Hidden Brain),
Psychological Dismemberment,
Raven dream @ 57:18 (This Jungian Life)
Writings:
Fables of the Salamander and the Seahorse,
Practicing the Subtle Art of Detachment, Attachment Theory,
When, Why, and How To Say No, Avoider Love Style,
Why Women Stay In Relationships With Unavailable Men,
How It Became Normal to Ignore Texts and Emails,
The (R)evolution Of Steve Jobs, I'm Not Ok – You're Not Ok,
How To Deal With Bullying From Your Past,
May Sarton on How to Live with Tenderness in a Harsh World
Fables of the Salamander and the Seahorse,
Practicing the Subtle Art of Detachment, Attachment Theory,
When, Why, and How To Say No, Avoider Love Style,
Why Women Stay In Relationships With Unavailable Men,
How It Became Normal to Ignore Texts and Emails,
The (R)evolution Of Steve Jobs, I'm Not Ok – You're Not Ok,
How To Deal With Bullying From Your Past,
May Sarton on How to Live with Tenderness in a Harsh World
French Leave, Francis I of France, Detachment, Avoidance, Survival,
Avoidance Response, Autotomy, Eternal Return, Freeze Response, Paralysis,
Mind-Body Problem, Enso, Emotional Abandonment & Detachment, Fire,
Cancel Culture, Sacrifice, Throw Away Society, Denial, Cycle of Abuse,
Counterdependency, Neglect, Apathy, Self-Denial, Abandoned Child
"The crocodile, as well as the tortoise and any other cold-blooded animal, represents extremely archaic psychology of the cold-blooded thing in us. We have a trace of it in our anatomy, in the structure of the nervous system. That is the thing we never can understand – that somewhere we are terribly cold-blooded. There are people who, under certain circumstances, would be capable of things which they simply could not admit."
– C.G. Jung
"I nourish the good and extinguish the bad" – King Francis 1st
“Prophet!” said I, “thing of evil!—prophet still, if bird or devil!—
Whether Tempter sent, or whether tempest tossed thee here ashore,
Desolate yet all undaunted, on this desert land enchanted—
On this home by Horror haunted—tell me truly, I implore—
Is there—is there balm in Gilead?—tell me—tell me, I implore!”
Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.”
Whether Tempter sent, or whether tempest tossed thee here ashore,
Desolate yet all undaunted, on this desert land enchanted—
On this home by Horror haunted—tell me truly, I implore—
Is there—is there balm in Gilead?—tell me—tell me, I implore!”
Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.”
"Dragons breathing flame
On my counterpane
That doesn't frighten me at all."
On my counterpane
That doesn't frighten me at all."
Tarot: Death
Mythology: Hades, Zagreus, Sisyphus, Giants (Greek), Typhon,Tartarus
Alchemy: The Golden Head (Splendor Solis)
Mythology: Hades, Zagreus, Sisyphus, Giants (Greek), Typhon,Tartarus
Alchemy: The Golden Head (Splendor Solis)
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